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egoproctor

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Hello to everyone,I am an avid believer in Satan as the supreme master of spiritual truth. 
I have been working slowly to collect information regarding Zoroastrianism, the migration of the "Aryans" into Iran/Iraq and Northern India, some 7-10,000 years ago, their zealous destruction or corruption of local religions, their role in seeding the lies that became Judaism and Later Christianity and Islam, and, "since coming across JoS", the link with "The Epic of Gilgamesh" in which the King of Men at Uruk who finds and Battles Enkidu, realizes his mortality and finds a power equal to or greater than his that he can call brother.  Then a battle with the servants of the Gods ensues and Enkidu is killed. My intuition is pointing me toward, more like being pulled and directed at, the migration of these Zororasrtians, the spread of Enki's teachings across Mesopotamia, and the war of suppression that ensued as the Zororasrtians destroyed as much knowledge as possible except their own. When I saw Enkidu listed as the name of an ancient city in Iraq something clicked.  The destruction of Enkidu the city seems to match up chronologically with the epic of Gilgamesh. 
If we replace the monsters of Gilgamesh with armies of Zororasrtians....  Replace Shamhat with a meeting between two cultures, Shamhat being the seducer who pulls Enkidu away from the power of nature long enough to share the ways of "civilized man", or a divergence from Enki's light leading to a weakened spiritual belief, leading to their destruction at the hands of invading armies. 
It is a stretch, but does it seem plausible?  These being the events that ripped across the world after or during the war of the Gods 10,000 years ago?   Something is missing. But it feels right and I am enraged at the sickness it has wrought on this sacred planet. 
Just thought I would say hi. 
"-" egoproctor 
 
The epic of Gilgamesh is a spiritual allegory telling us certain meditations. Dont take it literally. 


On Thursday, April 9, 2015 4:26 AM, "egoproctor@... [JoyofSatan666]" <[email protected] wrote:


  Hello to everyone,I am an avid believer in Satan as the supreme master of spiritual truth. 
I have been working slowly to collect information regarding Zoroastrianism, the migration of the "Aryans" into Iran/Iraq and Northern India, some 7-10,000 years ago, their zealous destruction or corruption of local religions, their role in seeding the lies that became Judaism and Later Christianity and Islam, and, "since coming across JoS", the link with "The Epic of Gilgamesh" in which the King of Men at Uruk who finds and Battles Enkidu, realizes his mortality and finds a power equal to or greater than his that he can call brother.  Then a battle with the servants of the Gods ensues and Enkidu is killed. My intuition is pointing me toward, more like being pulled and directed at, the migration of these Zororasrtians, the spread of Enki's teachings across Mesopotamia, and the war of suppression that ensued as the Zororasrtians destroyed as much knowledge as possible except their own. When I saw Enkidu listed as the name of an ancient city in Iraq something clicked.  The destruction of Enkidu the city seems to match up chronologically with the epic of Gilgamesh. 
If we replace the monsters of Gilgamesh with armies of Zororasrtians....  Replace Shamhat with a meeting between two cultures, Shamhat being the seducer who pulls Enkidu away from the power of nature long enough to share the ways of "civilized man", or a divergence from Enki's light leading to a weakened spiritual belief, leading to their destruction at the hands of invading armies. 
It is a stretch, but does it seem plausible?  These being the events that ripped across the world after or during the war of the Gods 10,000 years ago?   Something is missing. But it feels right and I am enraged at the sickness it has wrought on this sacred planet. 
Just thought I would say hi. 
"-" egoproctor 

 

Al Jilwah: Chapter IV

"It is my desire that all my followers unite in a bond of unity, lest those who are without prevail against them." - Shaitan

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